After so many years of trading, I've increasingly noticed a phenomenon—after a period of consolidation with lower trade volumes, once there is a breakout with higher trade volumes at a key position, it often leads to a trend. DOLO(DOLOUSDT)The current trend reminds me of some small coins I traded in the past, with the same rhythm and the same temperament.

Look at the 1-hour and 4-hour charts. The RSI is in the upper-middle area, and although there is some momentum, it has not reached the extreme overbought level yet. The MACD has just formed a golden cross above the zero line, which is a typical bullish accumulation signal. But the most critical point is that the trading volume has shrunk significantly. At first glance, it seems like the market is not being watched, but that is not the case. The shrinking volume indicates light selling pressure and relatively stable positions, just waiting for a strong bullish candle to tell us the next move.

Many people like to guess tops and bottoms in such positions, and I used to do it too. Later, I found out that this is just a struggle against the market, and the results are often disastrous. The current approach is: go with the trend, let the market choose the direction itself and then follow. Blindly betting is not as good as waiting and seeing.

My observation point is simple: **either wait to follow after a breakout at 0.0305 USDT, or give up the observation if it falls below 0.0292 USDT**. I do not trade in other ambiguous positions.

If I had to mention a specific plan:

**Entry Conditions**: Price breaks through 0.0305 USDT with higher trade volumes.

**Stop Loss Level**: Falls below 0.0298 USDT

**Target price level**: First look around 0.032 USDT

This is a more likely approach, but any plan may encounter pitfalls. Once it happens, strictly follow the stop-loss. Don't let the emotions of expectation override trading discipline; this is the costly lesson learned from experience.